May Drop Plan for Recount Here
Frederick County faces possible abandonment of the recount of Democratic gubernatorial nomination ballots as Allegany County results may shift the balance for Mayor Howard W. Jackson or Attorney General Herbert R. O’Conor. The decision hinges on Allegany results and potential delays to the convention, with recalls of procedures and coupon legitimacy under review. Recount activity proceeds in Frederick with three scrutineers per precinct and a courtroom start, lasting several days.
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Frederick County
Allegany County
Howard W. Jackson
Jackson
Herbert R. O’conor
Oconor
Allegany
O'Conor Board of Strategy
Baltimore
Anne Arundel
O'Conor
G. Hunter Bowers
O’conor
Court News Marriage Licenses Listed
Franklin A. Martz aged 24 of 18 College avenue and Thelma Pauline Linton aged 17 of 36 East South street Frederick wedlock. Paul W. Fitzsimmons 23 Bolling Field D C and Dorthea Mae Mann 22 Washington DC. Charles T. Smith 22 and Alice Bett 19 both of Washington DC. Merion E. Woodaré 43 widower Rochester NY and Esther L. Hallenbeck 28 Ithaca NY. Africa at its greatest width equals the distance from Capetown.
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Franklin A. Martz
College Avenue
Thelma Pauline Linton
East South Street
Frederick
Paul W. Fitzsimmons
Bolling Field
D. C
Dorthea Mae Mann
Washington, D. C
Charles T. Smith
Alice Bett
License hearing continues over Woodsboro beer license
Former Woodsboro magistrate Harry C. Dorens testified before License Commissioner G Ed Myers Friday that he did not seek revocation of Donald L. Derr's beer license. Witnesses Dorcus and Melhorn described nuisances and disturbances near Derr's place, with a decision to be announced later by the commissioner.
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Woodsboro
G. Ed. Myers
Donald L. Derr
Harry C. Dorens
Derr
Edward W. Miss
Dorcus
Charles Melhorn
Myers
Melhorn
E. Austin James
James
New Market
Middletown
Woodsboro Bank
Doreus
William Ceebles
Continental
LeGore
House of Correction
Leslie N. Coblentz
Maryland Charity Board Approves Three Month Budget
Baltimore on September 23 the Board of State Charities approved a budget totaling 1,079,043 for Maryland social welfare and relief programs from October 1. Chairman Samuel E. Shannahan summarized funds for old age pensions aid to dependent children and the blind, forecasting a final quarter caseload of 139,580 individuals, excluding direct relief clients.
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Baltimore
Board of State Bo and Charities
Maryland
Samuel E. Shannahan
Hurricane death toll mounts in New England and Rhode Island
New England faces rising death totals from the hurricane and tidal wave with Rhode Island leading losses. Estimates show about 240 dead in Rhode Island, 120 in Massachusetts, 62 in Connecticut, 10 in New Hampshire, 3 in Vermont, and none in Maine, while relief work continues amid widespread devastation and missing persons.
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Boston
New England
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Providence
Evening Bulletin
Coast Guard
Westerly
Merrimack
Lawrence
Lowell
State's Bridge Plans Wrecked By The PWA
The Public Works Administration cuts funding for Maryland's Havre de Grace bridge, derailing the four bridge plan costing 33 to 36 million dollars that would link Maryland highways from the South to New England. J Glenn Beall says a near-term Havre de Grace structure is still needed and may rely on state funds or bonds if PWA money is unavailable.
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Baltimore
Public Works Administration
Maryland
Havre de Grace
State Roads Commission
J. Glenn Beall
Mr. Beall
PWA
Beall
New England
Chesapeake Bay
Answers to Cranium Crackers and London Theaters
The page lists answers to Cranium Crackers and notes on London theaters with a playful line about a journalist referencing the British prime minister and French foreign office. It cites an attendance estimate of 19,300,650 at British theaters weekly and mentions a ratio of attendees to speakers.
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London
Foreign Office
Soviet Union warns Poland over Czechoslovakia crisis
Moscow warned Poland to stay away from Czechoslovakia, saying it would cancel the non aggression pact if Polish troops invade. Observers weigh whether Moscow would act in a wider conflict amid Prague’s settlement with Germany and shifting strategic alignments.
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Moscow
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Vladimir P. Potemkin
Soviet Union
Red Army
Czechoslovak
Prague
Germany
Reich
France
Drink Less Tea in UK Tops 422 Million Pounds
London on September 24 reports in AP that the United Kingdom consumed 35 million pounds of tea and a total consumption of 422,900,000 pounds last year.
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London
United Kingdom
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N. Y
Esther L. Hallenbeck
Ithaca
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Conn
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PVA
Roads
America
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
United States
Nada Koneena
Jarmila Maranova
World Youth Congress
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Warsaw
Burall
Carty
C.E. Cline & Son
Frome
Edgar L. Howell
Williamsport
T. A. Short
Howell
Delphey
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, M4
Guet
Pee Eee
Hendrickson’s
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